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    • Find solutions for weight loss and custom ring designsTelehealth services like PlushCare offer weight loss medications and plans, Blunile.com provides custom ring designs, and Noom offers personalized weight loss plans for successful journeys.

      There are solutions available to help make significant life improvements, whether it's in losing weight or designing a unique engagement ring. For those struggling with weight loss, PlushCare offers telehealth services with doctors who can prescribe FDA-approved weight loss medications and personalized plans. At Blunile.com, you can create a custom ring design with ease and convenience, ensuring a one-of-a-kind piece delivered right to your door. Additionally, services like Noom provide personalized weight loss plans that cater to individual preferences, allowing for successful weight loss journeys. So, whether it's shedding those stubborn pounds or finding the perfect engagement ring, there are resources available to make these important milestones more achievable.

    • Firebox sends personalized marshmallows with hosts' faces, leading to a discussion about voodoo and cooking powersDespite receiving unusual promotional items and having different experiences with cooking, James, Ed, and their guest found humor and a willingness to embrace the unexpected in their conversation.

      The hosts of the podcast, James and Ed, received an unusual and humorous promotion offer from Firebox, a gift website. They were sent personalized giant marshmallows with each other's faces on them. Instead of being creeped out by their own marshmallows, they decided to switch and found it less unsettling. This led to a playful discussion about voodoo and the possibility of putting anything on the marshmallows. Later in the podcast, they welcomed their guest, Loyal Connor, who revealed that he had gained the powers of various chefs by touching them, including Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver. Connor identified James as a genie due to his outfit. The hosts joked about the term "foodie" and shared their experiences with cooking, with James finding it calming and Connor admitting that it makes him angrier. The conversation then shifted to discussing their kitchen disasters, with James sharing an experience of attempting a simple Gordon Ramsay recipe and failing miserably. Despite their differing experiences with cooking, they all shared a sense of humor and a willingness to embrace the unexpected.

    • Unexpected challenges in cooking together as a coupleCommunication, adaptability, and appreciation are essential in a relationship, even during cooking mishaps

      Cooking together as a couple can lead to unexpected challenges and disappointments, but the experience can still be enjoyable and strengthen the relationship. The speaker shared a story about a failed attempt at making chicken adobo while his girlfriend was baking a Guinness cake. Despite the mishap, they both acknowledged the difficulties they faced and appreciated each other's efforts. The speaker also mentioned that they cook together most nights, which they find important and enjoyable, even if they encounter occasional issues. The conversation also touched on the topic of preferences in sparkling water and the speaker's fondness for it, which he finds refreshing and almost sexual in a dishwasher-like way. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of communication, adaptability, and appreciation in a relationship, even when things don't go as planned in the kitchen.

    • Unexpected discoveries from accidents in food and beveragesBe open to new experiences, even if they come about by accident, and recognize the diversity of preferences and tolerances in food and beverages.

      Accidents can lead to unexpected discoveries, even when it comes to food and beverages. The speaker shared an experience of accidentally adding sparkling water to her coffee, which initially seemed unpleasant but later turned out to be part of a new trend - adding tonic water to espresso. While the speaker herself doesn't consume coffee, she acknowledged that some people might find this combination enjoyable, especially with hot chocolate. The conversation also touched upon the topic of giving up caffeine and discovering alternatives, such as herbal teas. The speaker mentioned that giving up caffeine was a personal choice, and she did it by accident when they ran out of tea bags at home. She also mentioned that she avoided green tea due to its caffeine content and the staining effect on teeth. Additionally, the conversation revealed that people have different preferences and tolerances when it comes to food and condiments. The speaker expressed her fondness for Indian cuisine and the various condiments that come with it, particularly mango chutney. She also acknowledged that some people might find certain condiments, like lime pickle, unpleasant but addictive. In summary, the conversation highlighted the importance of being open to new experiences, even if they come about by accident, and the diversity of preferences and tolerances when it comes to food and beverages.

    • Food and Relationships: Understanding Unique Preferences and ExperiencesUnderstanding and accepting each other's unique food preferences and experiences is essential in relationships, creating shared memories and moments of connection.

      People have unique preferences and experiences when it comes to food and relationships. The speaker in this conversation shares anecdotes about his experiences with spicy food and hiccups in the context of his relationship. He reflects on how he used to try to impress his partner by eating spicy food, but now, after being together for nine years, he has stopped trying to flex. He also mentions his partner's ability to handle spicy food, despite not being able to tolerate it herself. The conversation then shifts to hiccups and the speaker's experience of having them ruining his evening. He also shares a story about a rapper friend who uses hiccups as part of his act. The conversation then moves on to food preferences, with the speaker expressing his fondness for crispy squid and reflecting on how he used to be unable to eat it after seeing it being chopped up alive. The conversation demonstrates the importance of understanding and accepting each other's unique preferences and experiences in relationships, as well as the role of food in bringing people together and creating shared memories.

    • Exploring the Ethics of Eating Depicted in 'Jaws'The complex relationship between food, ethics, and entertainment was discussed, with discomfort expressed over eating animals with mental capacities similar to humans, but acknowledging authenticity's importance in filmmaking.

      Our discussion revolved around the complex relationship between food, ethics, and entertainment, specifically in relation to the film "Jaws" and its depiction of an octopus being caught and eaten on camera. The speaker expressed discomfort with the idea of eating an animal with a mental capacity similar to a 4-year-old human, leading to a reflection on cultural differences in attitudes towards food and animal life. Despite this, the speaker also acknowledged the importance of authenticity in filmmaking and the impact it can have on audiences. Additionally, the conversation touched upon personal experiences with food, including the speaker's fondness for crispy squid and aversion to lemon scampi knickknacks. Overall, the conversation highlighted the multifaceted nature of our relationship with food and the ethical dilemmas it can present.

    • Childhood memories and foodMemories of food from childhood can be intense, but trying new variations can offer a different experience. Control over consumption and trying new flavors like crispy garlic on squid are recommended.

      The layout of a new environment, even a seemingly simple one like a bungalow, can be disorienting for a young child and make everyday tasks, like finding the bathroom to be sick, much more distressing. The speaker vividly remembers this experience from a party when they were around six years old. The intensity of flavor from certain foods, like barbecue crisps, can bring back strong memories, but trying new variations, like rib-flavored crisps, can offer a different experience without evoking the same nostalgia. The speaker also shares that they've grown up and have more control over their consumption of snack foods like crisps. The first time trying crispy garlic on squid was a game-changer for them, and they highly recommend it. The speaker also mentions their love for salt and how it enhances the flavor of various dishes. Overall, the conversation highlights the power of memories associated with food and the importance of trying new things, even if they may not bring back the same nostalgia.

    • Mindful Eating and External InfluencesMindful eating and external factors, like family, can impact how much we consume. Enjoy and appreciate food for a better eating experience.

      Our eating habits and the way we perceive food can significantly impact how much we consume. The speaker shared an anecdote about his experience with a bag of crisps, revealing how he used to finish it in shifts due to its size, but now he can eat it all at once. He also mentioned that his mom played a role in helping him not finish the entire bag every time. This discussion highlights the importance of mindful eating and the influence of external factors, such as family, on our eating behaviors. Additionally, the speaker's dream meal, which he named "Spagatuna Aguilera," is a combination of tuna steak, lentils, and spaghetti aglio e olio, presented in a regal manner. This conversation demonstrates the importance of enjoying and appreciating the food we eat, as well as the creativity that can come from combining different dishes.

    • Two plates for full satisfactionThe speaker prefers having two plates - one with spaghetti and the other with tuna - for maximum satisfaction. He also appreciates a well-cooked tuna steak, which he finds nearly as satisfying as beef.

      The speaker expresses a preference for having two plates of food – one with spaghetti and the other with tuna – next to each other, rather than getting them one at a time. He explains that both dishes on their own don't provide enough satisfaction, and he needs both to feel fully satisfied. The speaker also shares his experience of cooking a rare tuna steak and expressing his preference for it being almost as good as beef. He also mentions trying to recreate a tuna stew he had at a deli and naming it "Fresh peaestuna." Overall, the speaker's preference for having both dishes together and his appreciation for a well-cooked tuna steak are the key takeaways from the conversation.

    • Discussing Food Values and EthicsIndividual prioritizes healthier food options and ethical considerations, recreates restaurant dishes, influenced by upbringing, values community and sharing meals.

      This individual prioritizes healthier food options and ethical considerations when it comes to their eating habits. They try to recreate dishes they enjoy at restaurants while making them cleaner and healthier, often avoiding dairy and deep-fried foods. Their upbringing, influenced by a pescatarian mother, instilled in them a respect for animals and a desire to ensure the food they consume comes from good sources. They also value the importance of community and sharing meals, as evidenced by their participation in an Oscar party where everyone got to choose the cake. The conversation touched upon various food-related topics, including cooking techniques, favorite dishes, and ethical considerations. Despite the occasional disagreement, the conversation remained light-hearted and engaging.

    • The importance of using ample amounts of oil, butter, and salt in cookingGenerous application of oil, butter, and salt enhances cooking results, even in simple dishes

      The use of ample amounts of oil, butter, and salt is essential for achieving great cooking results. This was a revelation for the speaker, who had not experienced this technique until watching a video by Chef Genaro Contaldo. The speaker emphasizes that these ingredients are commonly used in good cooking and that even simple dishes can benefit from their generous application. The speaker shares an unpleasant experience of having too much oil in a fry up at a Bed and Breakfast, which left them feeling uncomfortable all day. Despite this, the speaker expresses a strong affection for black pudding, a dish made with blood, which they had grown up eating and enjoyed even as a child. The speaker also mentions a preference for greens as a side dish, not out of a need for balance or health, but simply because they enjoy their taste.

    • The way we're introduced to food as children shapes our perception later in lifeProper cooking techniques and positive experiences can help us appreciate and enjoy various foods, while negative associations can limit our horizons. It's essential to challenge societal norms and try new experiences to broaden our perspectives.

      The way food is prepared and presented to us as children can significantly impact our perception and appreciation of it later in life. For instance, overcooked or poorly seasoned vegetables can lead to dislike, while proper cooking techniques can bring out their natural flavors and nutrients. Similarly, fear or negative associations with certain things, like spiders or vegetables, can be instilled in us through media or societal influences. It's essential to challenge these perceptions and try new experiences to broaden our horizons and develop a healthier relationship with food and the world around us. The speaker's personal experience of encountering a spider in the bath and dealing with it in an unexpected way highlights the importance of questioning societal norms and not being afraid to go against the grain. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the significance of positive experiences and proper preparation in shaping our attitudes towards various aspects of life.

    • Speaker's Preference for Beers while TravelingThe speaker enjoys trying local beers while traveling but sometimes feels guilty for preferring them over wine. He often ends up ordering both.

      The speaker values experiencing local beers while traveling and enjoys drinking a crisp lager, especially during nice weather and when eating good food. He has a tradition of ordering a bottle of wine for the table but often finds himself preferring a beer instead. Despite this, he feels a sense of guilt about his beer consumption and sometimes orders both. The speaker also shares a fond memory of discovering a pet that they kept after it landed in their garden, and the conversation briefly touches on their experiences with different types and sizes of alcoholic beverages.

    • Rhymes and rap battles: Consequences of WordsRhymes and rap battles can be fun but words have consequences, be mindful of escalating tensions and damaging relationships.

      Rhymes and rap battles can be a fun and intense experience, but the participants should be aware that there can be consequences to their words. During a conversation about rhymes and rap battles, it was mentioned that some rhymes, like "whoever smelt it, dealt it," are not believable or effective. The idea of "whoever did the rhyme did the crime" was also discussed as a potential alternative. However, it was pointed out that this doesn't make much sense, as a rhyme is just words and doesn't involve any physical action. The participants also shared their experiences with rap battles, both in a friendly context and in more competitive settings. It was noted that while rap battles can be exciting, there is a risk of escalating tensions and potentially damaging relationships. The conversation ended with a discussion about desserts and a potential rap battle between two friends. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of considering the potential consequences of words, especially in the context of rap battles.

    • A man with ADHD discovers a dessert delivery service specializing in school dinner-inspired dessertsA man with ADHD enjoys school dinner-inspired desserts despite his preference for savory foods and dislike for sugar, finding comfort and energy in a ginger and lime zest cheesecake and sticky toffee pudding with custard.

      There's a new dessert delivery service in the area that specializes in school dinner-inspired desserts, such as custard and chocolate cake. The speaker, who has ADHD and doesn't get along well with sugar, discovered this service and has been ordering from it frequently. Despite his preference for savory foods and his dislike for sugar, he finds himself drawn to these desserts, especially when he's feeling full and needs an energy boost. The desserts he enjoys the most are a ginger and lime zest cheesecake from Island Social Club and sticky toffee pudding with custard. He recommends checking out Island Social Club for its delicious roti and unique dessert offerings. The speaker also shares that he had a very developed taste palate as a child and never stuck to the kids' menu at restaurants. He finds the idea of a "young adults" menu appealing, even though he didn't have one when he was younger. Overall, the discovery of this new dessert delivery service has provided the speaker with a fun and enjoyable way to indulge in sweet treats despite his usual preferences and limitations.

    • Navigating Dietary Restrictions with Humor and ExperimentationIndividuals with unique dietary considerations share their struggles with guilt, desire for certain foods, and inaccurate orders from waitstaff. They use humor, experimentation, and a positive attitude to manage these challenges and appreciate the delicious food they're able to enjoy. Being nice to restaurant staff is also important.

      Both individuals in this conversation have unique dietary considerations and challenges, but they manage to navigate their food choices with a sense of humor and a willingness to experiment. The conversation reveals that they both struggle with guilt and the desire for certain foods, despite their health concerns. They also share a common frustration with waitstaff who don't write down orders accurately. One interesting tactic they use is ordering extra items to test the staff's memory and attention to detail. Despite these challenges, they maintain a positive attitude and appreciate the delicious food they're able to enjoy. Another key point is the importance of being nice to restaurant staff, even if they make mistakes. Overall, their conversation showcases the complexities and nuances of managing dietary restrictions while still enjoying the pleasures of food and dining out.

    • Exploring emotions and rap battles with LoyukanaListen to Loyukana's album 'Not Waving, But Drowning' for a unique blend of emotions and rap. Try out new emotions and join the conversation on the podcast.

      The podcast episode featured a lively discussion between the hosts and their guest, Loyukana, covering various topics from rap battles to emotions and food. Loyukana's album, "Not Waving, But Drowning," received high praise, and the hosts recommended it to listeners. They also shared their amusing experiences with emotions and recommended some emotions for those trying it out for the first time. The episode ended with the hosts encouraging listeners to subscribe to the podcast and promoting some sponsors, including Pretty Litter and 1800flowers.com. Overall, the episode was filled with humor, music, and insightful conversations.

    • Explore the Rob Autumn daily podcast for further insightsDiscover a daily podcast covering productivity, personal development, and business growth for ongoing inspiration and practical tips

      If you're interested in the topics I've discussed and would like to explore them further, consider listening to the Rob Autumn daily podcast. This podcast covers a wide range of subjects, including productivity, personal development, and business growth, which aligns with the themes we've touched upon in our conversation. By tuning in daily, you'll gain valuable insights, practical tips, and inspiration to help you improve various aspects of your life and career. So, if you're looking for a daily dose of motivation and education, the Rob Autumn podcast is an excellent resource to add to your routine.

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    Recorded and edited by Ben Williams for Plosive.

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    Recorded and edited by Ben Williams for Plosive.

    Artwork by Paul Gilbey (photography and design).


    Follow Off Menu on Twitter and Instagram: @offmenuofficial.

    And go to our website www.offmenupodcast.co.uk for a list of restaurants recommended on the show.


    Watch Ed and James's YouTube series 'Just Puddings'. Watch here.



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    Artwork by Paul Gilbey (photography and design).


    Follow Off Menu on Twitter and Instagram: @offmenuofficial.

    And go to our website www.offmenupodcast.co.uk for a list of restaurants recommended on the show.


    Watch Ed and James's YouTube series 'Just Puddings'. Watch here.



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    Recorded and edited by Ben Williams for Plosive.

    Artwork by Paul Gilbey (photography and design).


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    And go to our website www.offmenupodcast.co.uk for a list of restaurants recommended on the show.


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    Edited by Ben Williams for Plosive.

    Artwork by Paul Gilbey (photography and design).


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    And go to our website www.offmenupodcast.co.uk for a list of restaurants recommended on the show.


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